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Pororo: Cyberspace Adventure 

One day , Pororo and Crong enter a video game "Golden wing adventure" In the cyber space , Pororo and Crong met "Prince ChiChi" and agreed to find Golden wing to save Princess. On the other hand, Pororo's friends were captured by "SPIDER KING" Will Pororo save the Princess and his friends and escape from Cyber space ?
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One day , Pororo and Crong enter a video game "Golden wing adventure" In the cyber space , Pororo and Crong met "Prince ChiChi" and agreed to find Golden wing to save Princess. On the other hand, Pororo's friends were captured by "SPIDER KING" Will Pororo save the Princess and his friends and escape from Cyber space ?

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Genre:Animation, Family, Fantasy, Adventure, Science Fiction
Directed By:Park Young-kyun
Written By:Lee In-kyun, Kim Eun-sook, Park Young-kyun
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:OCON Studios

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